Part 1–Answer the following questions in your own words. Why are the First Amendment protections important?

What is an example of a limit to freedom of expression?

Why are there limits to freedom of speech?

Part 2–This chart shows the First Amendment protections for the types of expression. Complete the chart using information from the lesson. One row appears for you.
Freedom of Expression What Is It? Examples
Speech Communication through spoken words and gestures
Giving a "peace" sign with your hand
Telling people how I would change a law to improve it
Press
Assembly
Petition
Religion
Part 3–Complete the chart with details from the lesson. One section appears for you.
Case Name Related Constitutional Right or Principle Case Outcome and Significance
Tinker v. Des Moines

Do students have a right to freedom of expression in public school?
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier